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Bill Jim Davis, USS Helena CL-50 has passed away.
Doug Comella has posted our July 2018 Newsletter.
Tony Gomez has provided us with two new images "Rough Seas". And a new Art version.
The Deck Gang should remember these.
Down Under Humor. New Zealand. Australia.
A SHORT LIFE FOR A FIGHTING SHIP
The most recent addition to the USS Helena Organization The page can be reached HERE!
The USS Helena CL-50 has been found!! View another new link, located on our USS Helena home page.
View a new link, located on our CA-75 page.
View a new link, located below the CL-50 picture, center on our home page. View Shipmate Joseph C. Garrett,s Shipmate Joseph C. Garrett, USS Helena CA-75, has passed away.
Did you know that there was another Helena at the same time as the FG9? From: Dictionary of American Fighting Ships
Helena I
(SP - 24: dp. 9; l. 43'; b. 10'; dr. 3'; s. 10 k.; a. 1 mg.)
Helena I, a wooden motor yacht, was built in 1906 by Van Sant Brothers,
Helena I operated as a harbor and coastal patrol boat in the vicinity of Key West Transcribed by Yves HUBERT (hubertypc@aol.com) USS HELENA (CL-113)
The name Helena was assigned to, but construction on that hull was cancelled 5 October 1944.
View his menu link. Click HERE!
Recorded 29 August 2018
It can be viewed by clicking on his Satellite page and then
scroll down to his Whats New. Or click HERE
Recorded 24 July 2018
of the USS Helena CA-75.
Recorded 16 July 2018
WWII US Navy Foul Weather Gear.
Recorded 15 July 2018
Recorded 15 July 2018
By: Bill Bunker - USS Helena (CL-50)
Recorded 13 July 2018
Satellite web site, is the Memorial page to commemorate
the loss of the USS Helena CL-50. 75 years ago.
Recorded 30 June 2018
Click HERE!
Recorded 12 April 2018
It is named Silent Hero.
Recorded 8 March 2018
It is named ECM.
Recorded 15 Febuary 2018
War History On Line
Recorded 28 January 2018
Obituary.
Recorded 12 January 2018
Joe's Memorial
Recorded 10 January 2018
Here's the story of the SP-24 Helena 1.
of Port Republic, N.J., and acquired by the Navy from Dr. W. G. Hall, Trenton, N.J.,
in May 1917. Assigned to the 7th Naval District, she was taken to Key West, Fla.,
and commissioned there 7 September 1917, Otis Curry, QM 2/c in command.
until being decommissioned and sold 27 August 1919. Before she could be
delivered to her new owner, however, the boat was wrecked 11 September 1919
in a hurricane, and was stricken from the Navy List 4 October 1919.